The phrase "at strict" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be an attempt to express a concept related to strictness, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The rules must be followed at strict levels of compliance."
Alternatives: "with strict adherence" or "under strict conditions".
Also, Chinese people who chafe at strict government control of the yuan may see bitcoins as a way to speculate on currencies.
"The bill is aimed at strict and efficient gun control, without sacrificing legitimate needs of citizens to possess firearms," the safety and security minister, Steve Tshwete, said.
With his clunky spreadsheet, the restaurant owner was improvising a version of the software that large chains use to schedule employees at strict intervals, and to end their shifts when business slows.
They require that garbage be put out only at strict times, reject whole boxes of recyclables that contain the odd nonrecyclable item and employ enforcement officers who issue warnings and impose fines for failure to comply.
AS if part of a carefully choreographed dance, at strict intervals, countless New Yorkers run from their homes and move their cars from the right side of the street to the left and from the left to the right.
A procession of staff will come to redo hair and makeup and ask exactly what sort of quinoa salad is required, and what type of avocado pear, while journalists queue up to ask identical questions at strict four-minute intervals.
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And it's a cautionary tale for those who'd hinder worldwide attempts at stricter financial regulation.
Covariates are then dropped (backwards deletion) and changes to the model goodness of fit is tested using LRT at stricter OBJ criteria (e.g., P < 0.001) than was used for inclusion (or another approach).
False discovery rate was set at 1% (strict) at peptide level to increase confidence of peptide identifications.
Founders will usually work harder, will settle for less or no pay and will look at the bigger picture, not just at their strict domain of responsibility.
